Prisoners of War And Military Prisons Personal Narratives of Experience in the
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227 for the distance of several rods, was used for this purpose. * The water was warm and disagreeable ; it had a boggy, earthy taste, and was, in its purest state, of a dark, red- dish brown color; yet, if all the arrangements for our im- prisonment had been as good as this, we should never have murmured. On the west side, near the dead line, was a bridge of loose boards, over which communication could be had with the opposite side of the swamp. Above this, a place had been scooped out directl...y beneath the dead line, where water for drinking and cooking purposes was dipped up in cups : below, the water was reserved for bathing and washing clothes, _ these arrangements, how- ' <. :="" ever="" had="" been="" made="" by="" common="" consent="" of="" the="" prisoners="" authorities="" having="" nothing="" to="" do="" with="" it="" there="" was="" prevent="" evil-disposed="" from="" disturbing="" water="" and="" rendering="" unfit="" for="" use="" except="" moral="" in-="" fluence="" camp.="" bathed="" our="" hands="" faces="" we="" returned="" lodging="" just="" as="" men="" were="" lighting="" their="" little="" cook-="" fires="" preparatory="" morning="" meal.="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
227 for the distance of several rods, was used for this purpose. * The water was warm and disagreeable ; it had a boggy, earthy taste, and was, in its purest state, of a dark, red- dish brown color; yet, if all the arrangements for our im- prisonment had been as good as this, we should never have murmured. On the west side, near the dead line, was a bridge of loose boards, over which communication could be had with the opposite side of the swamp. Above this, a place had been scooped out directl...y beneath the dead line, where water for drinking and cooking purposes was dipped up in cups : below, the water was reserved for bathing and washing clothes, _ these arrangements, how- ' <. :="" ever="" had="" been="" made="" by="" common="" consent="" of="" the="" prisoners="" authorities="" having="" nothing="" to="" do="" with="" it="" there="" was="" prevent="" evil-disposed="" from="" disturbing="" water="" and="" rendering="" unfit="" for="" use="" except="" moral="" in-="" fluence="" camp.="" bathed="" our="" hands="" faces="" we="" returned="" lodging="" just="" as="" men="" were="" lighting="" their="" little="" cook-="" fires="" preparatory="" morning="" meal.="">
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